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66 books by 40 authors, and yet we now discover it's an integrated message system from outside

our time domain.

Welcome to 6640, Dr. Chuck Mistler's daily radio program connecting the Bible to your life and the world around you.

This series is entitled, Learn the Bible in 24 hours.

In today's study, Dr. Mistra completes his session entitled The Book of Daniel.

Music titled, The Book of Daniel. So Gabriel visits from verse 20 to 23, and he gives Daniel four verses that turn out to be the most astonishing verses in the Bible. They're known

as the 70 weeks of Daniel, from verse 24 through the end of the chapter, verse 27,

four verses. Seventy weeks of Daniel. Now there's 70, Shabooim, I'll come back to that

a minute. The first of the four verses in a minute. The first of the four verses

is the scope. The second of the four verses is 69 weeks. Then we encounter an interval

and then the 70th week. Now this sounds pretty simple, but it's very important to understand

that verse 25 compasses 69 of the total weeks.

Verse 27 encompasses the last, final, missing week. Verse 26 talks about things after verse 25,

but before verse 27. Thus we infer the weeks are not contiguous. There's a gap. There's an interval. So once you

understand that, it all flows and makes sense. The first of the four is verse 24, the scope.

Seventy-sevenths are determined upon thy people, upon thy holy city. Seventy-seven, seventy-seboeum is what is what is what he's saying. If I told you, I've got to leave,

I'll be back in a decade. When would you expect me? Ten years, exactly. See, I didn't say years,

I just said a decade. In Hebrew, they have a week of days. We're obviously familiar with that.

There's a week of weeks, that's what Chavot is all about.

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